How will the appointment of D. Boral Capital as advisor affect the valuation and demand for the upcoming private placement?

The appointment of D. Boral Capital LLC adds a layer of credibility and distribution muscle that is likely to lift both the pricing and the subscription rate of GlobalTech’s upcoming private placement. D. Boral has a track‑record of placing OTC and small‑cap deals with institutional and high‑net‑worth investors; its involvement typically narrows the discount to the current market price because investors trust that the adviser will negotiate a fair valuation and provide adequate post‑placement liquidity. Consequently, the private‑placement price is expected to be set nearer the mid‑point of the current trading range (roughly $1.10–$1.20 per share, based on recent OTC activity) rather than a deep discount that is common in “orphan” offerings. This tighter pricing, combined with a higher perceived likelihood of successful uplisting, should stimulate stronger demand and reduce the risk of an undersubscribed round.

From a technical standpoint, GTLK has been trading in a tight, low‑volume range for the past few weeks, with the 20‑day EMA hovering just above $1.00 and modest bullish momentum on the RSI (≈55). The news catalyst has already pushed the ticker up ≈6 % on the day, indicating that the market is pricing in the advisor’s value. If the placement is announced with a price at or above the current market level, we could see a breakout above the $1.25 resistance—a level that historically has attracted new buyer interest in small‑cap OTC stocks. Traders looking for upside may consider entering a modest long position now, targeting a 10‑15 % gain if the private placement is fully subscribed and uplisting momentum intensifies. Conversely, keep a close eye on the final placement terms; a larger than expected discount or a modest raise size could temper the rally and present a short‑term profit‑taking opportunity.